I'm sorry if this is a simple question or if I had made an error somewhere, im a beginner to coding in general so bear with me. I'm trying to run a simple program using the turtle command and everytime i run it on this site I get an error that reads "_tkinter.TclError: no display name and no $DISPLAY environment variable". When I try to run this code on other compilers it runs just fine. I feel like I may be making a very simple mistake, below is the code:
import turtle tut = turtle.Pen() count = 0
for x in range(8): tut.forward(50) tut.right(45) count = count+1 print("Loop cycles: " + str(count)) if count > 7: print("The octagon has completed.")
Unfortunately not, as we don't support Tkinter, but we have an environment specifically for python turtle: https://repl.it/languages/python_turtle - let me know if it works!
@timmy_i_chen Unfortunately, that makes using repl very difficult for teaching an introduction to Python in a course that also uses turtle as a teaching tool. It would be no big deal except that division works completely differently in Python 3 vs. python 2, and printing to the console is also a challenge.
I'd rather not have to deal with those language issues in an introductory class.
If you could add support for _ future _ division and print_function, that would take care of the teaching case! Probably more feasible than adding support for tkinter for sure.
@timmy_i_chen Running the turtle with python 3 would be really great for teaching purposes. Do you have any time plan for when this will be implemented?
I'm sorry if this is a simple question or if I had made an error somewhere, im a beginner to coding in general so bear with me.
I'm trying to run a simple program using the turtle command and everytime i run it on this site I get an error that reads "_tkinter.TclError: no display name and no $DISPLAY environment variable". When I try to run this code on other compilers it runs just fine. I feel like I may be making a very simple mistake, below is the code:
import turtle
tut = turtle.Pen()
count = 0
for x in range(8):
tut.forward(50)
tut.right(45)
count = count+1
print("Loop cycles: " + str(count))
if count > 7:
print("The octagon has completed.")
Unfortunately not, as we don't support Tkinter, but we have an environment specifically for python turtle: https://repl.it/languages/python_turtle - let me know if it works!
@timmy_i_chen Unfortunately, that makes using repl very difficult for teaching an introduction to Python in a course that also uses turtle as a teaching tool. It would be no big deal except that division works completely differently in Python 3 vs. python 2, and printing to the console is also a challenge.
I'd rather not have to deal with those language issues in an introductory class.
If you could add support for _ future _ division and print_function, that would take care of the teaching case! Probably more feasible than adding support for tkinter for sure.
@timmy_i_chen
This does not work. See the screenshot.
Why doesn't "finally" work? It works in Python 3
@1ool Our version of python turtle uses python 2 - we can and will update this.
@timmy_i_chen
Running the turtle with python 3 would be really great for teaching purposes. Do you have any time plan for when this will be implemented?